Deadpool

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Originally Posted by Chux

The Proposal

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Sandra Bullock is looking pretty butch these days, isn't she?

she stands to pee

Could be good but it's FOX so it'll be nothing short of astonishing if the movie turns out to be good, even with Ryan Reynolds in the perfect role.

So that's what the other ending was. I must have glossed over it being about Deadpool. Any short description of what happened in the alternate ending?

I think they are going to say forget THAT "Deadpool".

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Originally Posted by SHH!

Ryan Reynolds Talks More Deadpool
Source:MTV
June 11, 2009


With The Proposal opening in theaters next Friday, Ryan Reynolds has been doing more interviews and MTV talked to him more about starring in the "Wolverine" spin-off Deadpool.

"I get to be the authentication police, in a weird way," he said about his involvement in the project. "To their credit — the studio's credit — they want to make an authentic 'Deadpool' movie; they want to make it as close to the source material as possible."

Reynolds added that he and the studio have already agreed to some key terms. "He's going to be the Merc with the Mouth, [we're going to give] all those answers that everyone wants. He's going to have the scarred-up face, he's going to be in the suit — and, it's going to be incredible."

You can read more of the interview here. No release date has been set yet.

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After that wolverine atrocity I don't trust anything I hear about deadpool.

They could wipe the slate entirely clean, but they're going to have to kick the hell out of the fourth wall IMMEDIATELY, Emperor's New Groove style.

Breaking the 4th wall is what Deadpool does best.

That interview with Ryan makes me feel a little better about where the film's going. Hopefully it'll be kick-ass.

Rob Liefeld confirms using his Twitter account.

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Originally Posted by SHH!!

When it comes to outspoken comic creators, you can't really top Rob Liefeld--okay, maybe Mark Millar--the young artist who came to fame in the early '90s on hot Marvel books like "The New Mutants," in which he created popular characters like Cable, Deadpool, Domino and others before departing Marvel to form Image Comics.

Since his creation Deadpool was introduced in X-Men Origins: Wolverine earlier this year, Liefeld has been a great cheerleader for the movie, having returned to Marvel Comics in recent years to revive some of his characters there.

According to Liefeld on Twitter, he met with Lauren Schuler Donner and her team earlier today to discuss the direction for the planned Deadpool spin-off movie, and he seemed very excited about their plans for the character he created. Some of the stuff he tweeted wasn't very newsworthy like the fact that Ryan Reynolds would continue to play the character, but he did seem hopeful that they were going to retain a lot more of the character's persona that made him so popular among the fans. (Check out the second tweet below.)

Liefeld's tweets follow:

"Great Deadpool movie meeting! Lauren Schuler Donner and her team are headed in the right direction!"

"Deadpool movie checklist- DP in costume-check! Breaking 4th wall-check! Loads of killing-double check!"

"Deadpool movie- YES! Ryan Reynolds is on board!!!"

And then the most interesting one:

"Also excited to discuss possibilities of Cable in future X-films!!!"

One would expect that Donner and 20th Century Fox would eventually get around to introducing Cable--the aged son of Jean Grey and Scott Summers in an alternate timeline--in a future "X-Men" installment, but it's even more promising to learn that Liefeld is involved in the development, something that could help to make it happen even sooner.

If you're a fan of Deadpool or Cable, let us know what you think of Liefeld's thoughts on the subject of their future movie appearances.

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